One thing I've learned about reading is that you always have to keep your purpose in mind when reading, and that the most effective way to is to keep in mind the other steps: overview, review, and inview. #writ273mu
One thing I've learned about writing is rhetorical moves and how effective using them (and language features) properly can improve your writing and help you say exactly what you want to. #writ273mu
One thing I've learned about research is that it's much more effective to focus on only certain parts of a source when finding them, as well as just the parts that are helpful and key to your research. #writ273mu
@jaested4 Maybe you could add in how your topic has been received by the public online and in social media (how it's being discussed, opinions surrounding it, etc.). #writ273mu
This is my conclusion, but I'm not sure if it's complete. In my introduction, I talked more about the connection with the values of the discipline, but should I go more into that in the conclusion as well? #writ273mu
To set myself up for success with this project, I've already completed the social media project draft and plan on getting the tweets and peer review done today. I've already figured out my schedule for next week to finish the assignment and balance my time with finals. #writ273mu
These are my three heading discussions, but I'm not sure if they include enough detail. Should the discussion be just one sentence, or a few that goes more in-depth about the section? #writ273mu
My subheadings are "teacher shortage throughout social media", "influential figures connection to the teacher shortage"and "personal experiences of teachers, parents and students". These were the categories all my sources sort of just fell into when I was researching. #writ273mu
My introduction is introducing my topic/issue that I researched, as well as its connections to the values of the discipline it's based in and its connection to social media. Is there anything else I should include/focus on? #writ273mu
Tweets are meaningful to my academic readers because it shows the online relevance and reach the issue has had, and accurately shows the impact it has had. #writ273mu
This week, I need to finish the social media check-in and find all of my sources/tweets, that way I'll be set up to finish my project draft after break. #writ273mu
Cherry picking is dangerous to my topic because it's such a big ongoing issue, and being biased in my search could lead to a skewed collection of sources that doesn't accurately portray it. #writ273mu
To me, adding to the ongoing conversation with social media research means bringing personal, real-life accounts and experiences about a topic to the forefront and providing an accurate representation of that issue. #writ273mu
I'm considering exploring the teacher shortage, but specifically how social media has played a role in the awareness of it, as well as fixing the problem. #writ273mu
Twitter's search bar that helps you use key words, as well as the use of hashtags both really help when it comes to researching on this platform. #writ273mu
I'm stage manager for the upcoming ACMO spring musical, so I've had to do some research for the upcoming show through social media like TikTok, Youtube, and Twitter because I wasn't as familiar with it. #writ273mu